Why Loving Your Skin Doesn't Mean Loving Every Scar
- Becca
- Sep 12
- 1 min read
There’s a lot of talk about self-love these days, and it’s beautiful to see people embracing who they are. But here’s the truth: loving yourself doesn’t mean you have to love every single scar or mark on your skin.
Self-Acceptance Doesn't Mean Settling
Many clients at Studio Evrē tell me they feel conflicted. They’re proud of their resilience and their body’s ability to heal, but when they look in the mirror, the scar feels like a reminder of a difficult time or something that doesn’t feel aligned with how they want to see themselves. Wanting to change that doesn’t mean you lack self-love. It means you’re honoring your own comfort and confidence.
Scars Carry Stories
Some scars tell stories of strength, like childbirth or a life-saving surgery. Others are tied to trauma, illness, or a time in life you’d rather move past. It’s okay to hold complicated feelings about them. Choosing scar revision or camouflage at Studio Evrē isn’t about erasing your story, it’s about reshaping how you carry it forward.
The Power of Choice
Empowerment comes from having the choice. Some people embrace their scars as part of their identity, others feel more at peace blending them in with their natural skin tone. Both decisions are acts of self-love because they come from listening to your own needs.
At Studio Evrē, my role is never to tell you what you should do with your skin. It’s to support you if you decide that change feels right.
If you’ve been thinking about exploring scar revision or restorative tattooing, I’d love to welcome you to Studio Evrē and help you find an approach that feels empowering and comfortable for you.
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